Cheating Is Now Being Described As A Feminist Act Of Self-Care, And It's The Perfect Reflection Of Our Broken Culture
For all of human history, cheating was considered to be an immoral act that should be avoided at all costs. But now, it's being repackaged as an empowering feminist act that can help women discover their true selves.
Not long ago, you could be fined or even thrown in jail for cheating on your spouse. In the cultural conversation in the past, cheating was always known to be a dishonorable offense that was not only hurtful to your husband or wife, but also an affront to yourself and your dignity. This was accepted by just about everybody for most of human history. Only recently did our modern culture start to shift the conversation about cheating and make it sound okay or even glamorous. In some ways, cheating is to be expected in Western society today because many people have bought into the idea that monogamy is outdated and archaic. How could you possibly expect two people to only have sex with each for the rest of their life?